Days after 41 people, including two children, died after a stampede in a rally led by actor-politician Vijay, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief took on Chief Minister MK Stalin, asking him to do whatever he wanted if he sought revenge, but urged him not to target his party members.

He said he would either be at home or in the office as he reassured his supporters that their political journey would continue stronger and with greater courage.

“Friends, colleagues, our political journey will continue even stronger, with even more courage.”

Vijay also addressed the talks that he quickly left for Trichy airport after the stampede and had not visited the people who were injured in the tragedy and said that his presence could lead to an “unusual situation”. He also claimed that he left

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